Overview
Note: This program is for current Caltech undergraduate and graduate students only.
The Japan Internship Program (JIP) pairs Caltech student-scholars
with Japanese company researchers to collaborate on industrial projects.
Over the course of their summer break, participating students have the
opportunity to experience Japanese culture in a business environment as
well as in day-to-day life. Each year, an information seminar is held in
October. It provides interested students a better understanding of the
program, a review of the application process, and first-hand experiences
from the previous summer's interns. Read more about the JIP in the brochure.
The information seminar for summer 2020 will be held on Friday, October 11, 2019 at noon in the Dabney Lounge. Click here to view the flyer.
Tokyo Luncheon on 7/19/19
Top, from left to right: Satoshi Hamura (Tosoh), Takatoshi Hamura (Tosoh), Frank Ling (former JIP intern), Shoko Konda (student of University of Tokyo), Arjun Zutchi (Current JIP intern), Naoki Hasegawa (Student of University of Tokyo), Philip Carr (Current JIP intern), Yasuhiro Matsumoto (student of University of Tokyo).
Bottom, from left to right: Yumiko Furuichi (Prof. of University of Tokyo), Suguru
Sakanushi (Mitsubishi Electronic Information), Siting Cao (Current JIP intern),
Mei-Ling Laures (Current JIP intern), Dr. Ritsuko Hirai-Toner (JIP Coordinator), and Xuan Sun (Current JIP intern).
Photo is courtesy of Dr. Ritsuko Hirai.